rob: good morning, i'm rob schmitt.lian: and i'm jillian mele, thank you for starting your day with us, manhunt intensifying for armed and dangerous kill whore opened fire in waffle house in tennessee killing 4 people. rob: kelly wright with new information on the accused killer. kelly: early sunday morning around 3:30 people eating inside a waffle house with a lone naked man armed with ar-15 began shooting at them. before complis could respond travis killed two people and went inside where he gunned down two more victims and wounded four others, frequent waffle house customer chuck cordero saw it taking place after pulling into the parking lot. >> this guy in a pickup truck pulled up, gets out of his vehicle, wearing nothing but a jacket and shot some guy right at the door and then he shot my buddy who was trying to run down the sidewalk and i dropped to the ground around my car and then i could see from underneath my car a guy wrestling inside with the gunman and then just got quiet and that's when the gunman had take

rob: i'm rob schmitt.howdown at southern border, hundreds of migrants vow to go wait until they are granted asylum after a month-long caravan coming from central america. carley: kelly wright live in washington as the san diego border crossing reaches maximum capacity. kelly, what's the latest. kelly: intense human drama unfolding there, continues to develop along the u.s.-mÉxico border in san diego as these migrants are hoping to get into the u.s. but u.s. officials say the border crossing is at capacity, hundreds of central american migrants are risking it all for a chance to seek asylum in the united states but after their long your journey by footr train, they find themselves stuck at u.s.-mÉxico border at the san ysidro crossing where they are not allowing them entry, many are saying they are fleeing violence and seeking safety in america. >> we are fleeing because we know the situation in our country is not within our reach, within our hands to solve problem. we are looking to save their lives. kelly

rob: wow.this one shot of a lifetime securing a 61-58 win over mississippi state, tonight's men's championship is 3 seed michigan taking number one villanova. rob: it'll be tough to beat that finish. that's so cool. ten minutes after the hour, first they called the president allowser and now new york magazine is depicting donald trump as a pig. the controversial cover that's making headlines this morning. jillian: midterms are just months away, can democrats really run on being antitrump or will they have to come up with a real platform, we debate it next rob: is lindsey lohan headed to harvard. [laughter] rob: it's coming up. stay tune. nothing says spring like fresh flowers, so let's promote our spring travel deal on choicehotels.com like this. (sneeze) earn one free night when you stay just twice this spring. allergies. or, badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com. here's the story of green mountain coffee roasters sumatra reserve. let's go to sumatra. the coffee here is amazing.

rob: i am. monday.much. 37 minutes after the hour, deadline day for the james comey memos, detailing meetings with president trump, republicans demanding unredacted copies before the fbi's former top boss tell-all hits book stands, so should they be released? we will have a debate on both sides coming up next. jillian: thousands lining the streets for the boston marathon today, police are stepping up security. rob: tomorrow is the deadline to file taxes or you can cash in on tax day with dollar margaritas. jillian: first carrie underwood. copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators, that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma . it contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. the risk is unknown in copd. anoro won't

rob: new young, right? yeah. jillian: you are shaking your foot. rob: yeah.ose to 6:00 on the east coast. good morning, welcome back. rob: time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. and we begin, of course, with the good. teacher in new york thought it was an ordinary day at school until her son and u.s. airmen surprised her in front of all the students. >> i just really proud of him. rob: got to love a proud mom. he is home for the next three weeks after a year long deployment in germany. jillian: next, the bad. most americans can't go the whole day without swearing. >> would you shut up you [bleep] >> phoeb! >> oh, hi ben. jillian: average american utters first curse word by 10:54 a.m. rob: right when the alarm clock goes off. bear in search of a snack gets trapped inside the car. it was honking the horn before they let it out. inside of the car completely tore out just like the same story yesterday. jillian: from a good day. rob: see you later. >> i will be meeting with kim jong un in the coming weeks. it will be a tremendous thing for north korea and treme

rob: french pres.anuel macroin addressing congress after the state dinner with donald trump making the case to save the iran nuclear deal ahead of next month's deadline. griff jenkins live in washington dc with a preview. >> reporter: the warm personal relationship between donald trump and pres. macroand, it was on full display last night. >> may our friendship grow deeper and stronger and may our sacred liberty never die. >> raise my glass to the friendship between france and the united states. rob: this after their critical talks bringing the divide over the iran deal with a looming deadline may 12th, a warning the iran foreign minister withdrawing after consequences, donald trump declared strong opposition to the deal calling it insane sending a clear message to tehran. >> it is a bad deal, should have never ever been made. but i will say if iran threatens us in any way they will pay a price like few countries have ever paid. >> reporter: macroand urged the president to stay in a deal that surprised

rob: the definition of is. heather: in south korea, rob: meeting with south korean pres.n, kim jong un speaking live. we will keep you updated on that. one of the big headlines is about ending the war. >> how long has this been going on? it would be a symbolic move, the president of north korea, a major moment, 6:00 in the afternoon in that country and you are seeing a historic moment, never happened and this is a preface to another huge meeting we expect between the president of the united states and the north korean president as well. jillian: we will keep you updated. rob: all eyes on west virginia where mitch mcconnell, the target of an ugly primary race. our next guest is here to talk about the critical midterms. jillian: the royal baby's name just leaked? the clue on the royal website. what do you think it is? ♪ i'm lucky to get through a shift without a disaster. my bargain detergent couldn't keep up. so, i switched to tide pods. they're super concentrated, so i get a better clean. number one trusted. number one awarded. it's got to be tide bp's natural gas teams u

[police siren] rob: it is tuesday, april 24th. terror not being ruled out in toronto after a creased killer runs down dozens of people in a van attack. >> the caravan is closing in. agents bracing for hundreds of illegal immigrants who plan to flood the southern border and claim asylum. the new warning from homeland security that can stop them in their tracks. rob: mitt romney rooting for the home team by trolling russell westbrook and his support for the utah jazz. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ >> in new york city today, anyway. i was going to say, you can't become a meteorologist overnight. you are watching "fox and friends first". rob: straight to a fox news alert, not ruling out terrorism in the toronto van attack. jillian: witnesses describe the horror. >> he went on the sidewalk hitting everybody, everything got shattered. a lot of people got hurt. i have seen a scene i have ever seen in my life. jillian: the search for a motive continues. >> reporter: we on the side of young street, they should this area do

rob: i am rob schmidt. top story this morning donald trump souring to secure the border with the military until his wall is built. jillian: mexico claims it will disband a caravan of illegal immigrants marching towards the us but turns out it may be helping them instead. garrett tenney has the developments. >> reporter: donald trump told us the mexican government has intervened with that caravan of migrants but it was not to stop them altogether. mexican immigration authorities intercepted the group in southern mexico supporting several hundred people but according to the washington post and others many of the thousands still remaining migrants were granted temporary legal permits giving them 20 days to leave the country. organizers say most of the migrants plan to use 20 days to travel north to the us. >> migrants should not be abandoned because of some sweets and political hate which is a characteristic of donald trump to govern via tweet. >> reporter: donald from made securing the border a key to his cam

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rob: outside st.uple church. >> shutting down the road shortly, paying respect to the former first lady who will lie in repose. she passed away tuesday evening, last night at city hall in downtown houston, quite a performance by the children's choir. a number of people spoke, paying their respects to the former first lady. at one point someone got up and read a letter from george hw bush about his wife. >> we have been so proud to call this great city home. one huge gift before she left this earth, and astros world series victory. >> reporter: the senate yet to come up over houston. as i was driving into the church, not far from here is city hall. we stopped and got a photo, lit up in blue, a massive american flag out front. those are the scenes around houston as they prepare to say goodbye to barbara bush. jillian: has the world more the loss of barbara bush, a stephen colbert writer's land with backlash were a joke about the former first lady. rob: the response from social media. >> a writer for the

rob: an incredible story. jillian: more on barbara bush's legacy, thank you for joining us, we know you spent a lot of time with the family. this is a remarkable woman who spent her life serving the public in front of the cameras but you knew her on a personal level. share some insight for those who never had the opportunity to meet her. >> one of the interesting things to me about her is how intelligent, how bright she was. someone reading two or three books a week. i would give her a book, she would give it back or give me a book review on it and there was a time in her life she couldn't read and started switching to audiobooks and there was a neurological difference between reading a book and listening to a book. imagine how interesting a person she was with that kind of knowledge. we went to disney world, george and barbara and myself, epcot center, spent the whole night at the chinese restaurant talking - rob: she passed overnight but not a sad story when you look at her life, the highlight reel, how many

rob: be right back.urn, but my doctor recommended... ...prilosec otc 7 years ago, 5 years ago, last week. just 1 pill each morning, 24 hours and zero heartburn. it's been the number 1 doctor recommended brand for 10... ...straight years, and it's still recommended today. use as directed. >> donald trump's approval rating climbing higher than his predecessor, approval rating had 50% putting them four points higher than barack obama's approval rating. the poll shows 33% of americans approve of the president's leadership. all eyes on the third episode of rosanne tonight as the show's ratings keep on climbing. >> have you looked at the news? now things are worse. >> not on the real news. >> oh please! rob: the back-to-back premier totaling 25 million viewers up from 19 million viewers with more people watching the episode on dvrs and streaming, the biggest delay viewing pusan record. everyone's recording things these days, the show has been picked up for another season as well. jillian: elementary school stu

rob: got a little excited, the national anthem. >> a georgia cop going viral for hugs and songs. ♪ rob spread positivity while on the job. hug a cop campaign embracing somebody new every day. he joined us earlier to talk about it. >> time to share love. so much going on the last year and the season is love one another, put our differences aside. jillian: he hopes the campaign will spread nationwide. great message. rob: the opioid epidemic so out-of-control the top dr. of the us is urging the average american to carry an overdose antidote in your pocket. is that a good idea? reading your comments. >> if we are going to get at the root problem of inequity we have to turn the system upside down. >> cynthia nixon not even elected official yet and souring to break the law. her promise to illegal immigrants. >> how do these cars end up smashed on the side of the road? the garbage truck driver who took clearing the street too literally. ♪ voya. we stay with you to and through retirement. so you'll still be here to help me make smart choices? well, with your finances that is. we had nothing to

rob: it is worth it. he had it. and so have i. i am done. rob: we know you don't cause it.e-to-face with flat amir putin. donald trump is ready to meet with the russian president. is this the negotiator in chief at work? a foreign policy analyst said yes. the focus should only be about building allies against the bashar al-assad regime. >> i don't think is medically unfit to be president, i think he's morally unfit to be president. rob: critic slamming abc news, some say the network exercising muscles it hadn't used in years ended up a lot of the interview which was 5 hours long on the cutting room floor. jillian: rhythm and brews, you will want to pour that cup of coffee before you head out the door. ♪ (siren wailing) (barry murrey) when you have a really traumatic injury, we have a short amount of time to get our patient to the hospital with good results. we call that the golden hour. evaluating patients remotely is where i think we have a potential to make a difference. (barry murrey) we would save a lot of lives if we could bring the doctor to the patient. verizon is ra

rob: two more major companies hit by hackers.he major airline and department store suffering from data breaches. >> reporter: this marks four for the week that i reported on. delta and sears hit by the same data breach. they use an online chat service called 247. they communicate with customers so that compromise system was in september of last year so they are finding out about this in march. as far as customers go there personal credit card information may have been compromised. delta says they will launch a website to give people more information, what they can do in case their information is compromised. sears says 110,000 customers information may have been compromised. >> i have been getting emails daily, can't even keep up with it. restaurants trying to keep up. >> reporter: there is a may 7th deadline, restaurants that have 20 locations displaying calorie counts on their menu. in a major rush, switch up the menu boards but a lot of states have their own laws in place, a major rush to get all of that done. you will soon se

we begin with meteorologist rob mayeda. he has a closer look at what's happening right now. >> right now we are beginning to see the significant rain move away from the bay area and pushing out. as you can see right now, the flood watches are still up for the santa cruz mountains in the north bay and a flood advisory around marin county has been dropped. we will continue to see the watches likely dropping, likely within the next two hours or so. san francisco, you have fog. the rain for the most part has moved out. in san jose, still seeing rain showers now. moving away from downtown as our storm ranger mobile doppler radar shows a significant clearing line now from downtown san jose west over towards palo alto. san francisco, oakland, patchy fog. but again, the main rain event, starting to move out of the bay area. so as we look at this hour by hour, we are seeing this clearing develop as which go through the afternoon. but check out that low around the pacific coast. and 60 to 70 miles an hour winds today. this is a massi

rob has to make his own balls. i choose to use a call centre for —— cork, and then we have the string around it. we then find the string around it. we then find the tight nylon string, keeping around and so nice and hard. and ultimately, we have got a needle and thread, so we pop the stitches on, and then finally, we end up with the completed object. each one can take up completed object. each one can take up to an hour. the pair recently cleared up in australia, winning the singles and doubles titles. claire now has time away expecting the birth of the second child. for rob, the practice court is calling before the practice court is calling before the cold about world title. coverage of that all—importa nt the cold about world title. coverage of that all—important champions league game between manchester city and liverpool from the etihad stadium. that start—ups 7.45. city captain vincent kompany drops to the bench, while former liverpool forward raheem sterling isn't. mo salah will start. thanks forjoining us on

>> i'm rob ford and ready to get down. >> that's rob base. >> who's rob ford?remember, he used to be the mayor of toronto? >> oh, yes, tommy boy. >> something like that. >> similar. >> let's get some pics right now from the set of the upcoming film about the colorful toronto mayor, rob ford. >> you might remember his fall from grace that made headlines, especially when a video of him doing drugs with his constituents surfaced. he also had that weird episode where he was running around the government chambers there. he had a few antics at the time. >> he ran for reelection and was about to win. so the movie about him is called "run this town." but you might have a hard time recognizing its star. >> huh. >> wow. >> who is that? >> so on the right is the real rob ford. on the left is the actor playing him. any guesses? so that is damian lewis, aka brodie from "homeland." the main actor. he had to wear a 150-pound bodysuit for hours on end for this role, but what a transformation. >> it doesn't even -- wow. but the tee shirt helps make you realize. >> so critics sa

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in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news kron 4 news jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news (grant) promising newsor teachers in the east bay... the west contra costa unified school district is working with a startup company to help teachers put down payments on homes. san francisco-based company-- landed-- will pay half of the down payment on a home. at up to 120-thousand dollars. the teachers are responsible for the rest of the payment. the teacher will have to repay landed between 10 to 30 years after the initial investment. if the teacher sells the house, landed will share 25 percent of the sale whether the property rises or falls in values. coming upif we don't understand the humanity and the necessity to be a person in house, we are going to make this outside.as we get closer to earth day i wanted to look at where we are and how far we still have to i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly (sports) (sports) coming up i'll have all the day's sports highlights and scores. we only have 30 seconds to describe the newest specialty flavor in the signature crafted recipes collectio

he robs puig of the homer.letics are back in action tomorrow ... against the seattle mariners. ( darya ) the a's are still exploring ways to make alternate sites viable ... for a new stadium in oakland . they're looking at a number of different transportation options for a potential ballpark at howard terminal. one of those includes an aerial tram... or gondola. it would connect bart's 12th- street/ oakland city center station ... to a ballpark just north of jack london square. it would potentially lift fans above interstate 8-80 and the southern pacific railroad tracks. the oakland zoo has a gondola system already in place. it went into service last summer. the gondolas could become an attraction for fans headed to the ballpark. ( james ) the nba playoff bracket is set. and the warriors will host the spurs this weekend in round one of the playoffs. it will be a re-match of last seasons western confrence finals. the warriors are without steph curry for this first round of playoffs. tip-off is scheduled for noon

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thank you, rob. rob has been tracking the storm's every move on twitter. a you can follow him. @robma yeda.ras >>> standing room only at ally n hall meeting in oakland tonight. billionaire hedge fund manager and philanthropist tom tsteyer trying to rally support to impeach the president. cheryl hurd with what he had to say before the packed house. cheryl. >> reporter: well, a lot of people came out here in the rain to hear what tom steyer had to say. he's in friendly territory in the bay area but one republican is telling me tonight she doesn't believe his tour is about the people. she believes it's about tom steyer. >> i remember when richard nixon was being impeached. it is a long process for the american people. >> a process billionaire hedge fund manager tom steyer is taking on. he's taking his need to impeach campaign to 30 cities across the country. >> we really are talking about getting rid of a lawless reckless and dangerous man putting our democracy at risk. >> republican national committee member harmeet dhillon. >> the president is being impeded from achieving his ag

kron four's rob fladeboe shows you another example of the craziness ... that is the real estate market in the bay area. rob fladeboe/san jose "...take a look at what kind of house $800,000 will buy you here in san jose, t's an example of the red hot real estate market here in silicon valley these days.."i'm at the corner of bird and minnesota in willow glen. the sign out fron of this place says "coming soon." the property will reportedly be listed soon for $800,000. as you can see there was a devastating fire here a whileback. it's now a weedy lot surrounded by a fence but it has some appeal for the right buyer. the inventory of homes for sale is at historic lows right now in silcon valley. this property is very close to some key locations like diridon station, dow toensan jose and ighway 87. i asked the santa clara county realtors association's doug goss to weigh in on this property.doug goss/santa clara county realtors assoc. "...the willow glen real estate market is very hot right now, normally a property like this would go for about one-point one to o

rob, thanks so much. >>> it's shoe game this weekend. take a look at the crowds filling the convention center for sneaker con. it's called the greater sneaker show on earth. vendors come with their limited edition shoes, some going for thousands of dollars. ticket holders even get a chance to trade sneakers in from their own collection. sneaker con continues today. the first event was held in new york back in 2009. and it has grown steadily ever since. look, i get comic books, i get some of these other conventions. but when you bring in your own sneakers and trade them in, i mean, are you just looking at them, have they been worn? i would have a little concern about that. >> i would think they would have to be mint condition, some of those air jordans, rare editions, you see them going for a thousand dollars. >> i'm not a collector, it has to be useful. >>> "jesus christ superstar," the groundbreaking rock opera, tonight at 8:00 p.m., watch it right here on nbc bay area. >>> with a wonderful easter. thanks so much for joining us this mor

rob is tracking it. david, we have a huge area of tornado watches this evening that go from iowa to northeast texas including this pds watch which stands for particular dangerous situation. volatile conditions twl -- there with damaging hail. as the front pushes off to the east, storms will roll overnight into the east. the snow will continue tonight and tomorrow as well. some cases over a foot. severe storms in new orleans and rain into the northeast tomorrow. david. >> rob, thank you. to the highway collision involving will ferrell. the actor and three others were hurt when their suv was sideswiped by another car in orange county, california. his driver and a passenger are hospitalized in stable condition. a passenger in another car badly injured. >>> when we come back from beirut what happened when we went looking for a boy you met right here on this broadcast nearly four years ago? uffled wh. i'm your phone, stuck down here between your seat and your console, playing a little hide-n-seek. cold... war

>> you have to know your radio too. >> look at rob's face.ehind the microphone. >> why are you asking me yourself? >> i thought you would like the gesture on the >> she hangs up. >> this is isn't live right now. >> no. no. no. >> this is not going go live. >> no one has heard this. we can fix this. >> could you read that? >> what does it say? >> dear sean mendez, we're praying for you. >> they nailed it. >> in comes rebecca. >> sorry. >> you see relief cascading off his face. >> trust me, he learned his lesson. >> i'm never doing that again. >>> that's it. that's >>> tonight, as we come on the air, breaking news a short time ago. authorities believe this is the face of a killer. the former police officer, accused in 12 murders and at least 50 rapes, wheeled into court. what he just said to the judge. >>> tonight, nbc's tom brokaw responds. his scathing words for a former colleague who has accused him of sexual misconduct. what she alleges he did to her. also tonight, ann curry, back in the news. now saying she warned nbc about matt lauer. >>>

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for generations were now threatened with deportation rob had said earlier that she wanted to help the immigrants but a private letter was published with rudd saying otherwise so called when rush generation settled in the u.k. between one nine hundred forty eight and one nine hundred seventy one they were given the right to stay in the country but many never obtained british passports as divisions over break sets between the scottish and british governments deepens hopes of scottish independence are being rekindled in the latest cross border around london is insisting on taking back powers from the european union that many scots say scotland's future belongs in the hands of its own regional government lawrence the reports now from aberdeen. aberdeen's known as the granite city it's a tough place a prison term of dating looking up at the unions don't like being told what to think the ports attracts workers from all over the world for oil and renewables and the north sea fishing industry it's an important place for both scotland and the u.k. and so the opinions of these people matter ide

let's get right to rob at the wall. rob? >> reporter: this will wrap up to be a powerful storm, david. we have blizzard warnings up for at least four states with winter storm watches that extend into michigan. snow there, and wind behind this, as well. and severe weather across the nation's heartland, from little rock up through parts of kansas city and down across texas tomorrow. and then pushing towards the southeast on saturday. up to a foot of snow potentially in the cold zone, pumping up the heat out ahead of it. finally for the east, another severe threat on sunday for the southeast. david? >> rob, thank you. >>> the horrifying accident under investigation tonight in cincinnati. 16-year-old kyle plush crushed to death by a folding seat in his van while parked at school. police have now launched an internal investigation after he called 911 twice for help. one dispatcher accused of not passing on the information to police. his father found his body five hours later. >>> and those national park fees i mentioned, they're

rob do you want to start. >> sure. i think the steel and aluminum tariffs are once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to address critical problems that have been building up for the past two decades. the problem is massive amounts of overcapacity in steel and aluminum centered in china and hun handful of other countries such as russia, vietnam and korea. these tariffs are important to opportunity to build a wall around the unfairly treated middle that's distorting trade and costing us tens of thousands of jobs in the u.s. >> i start from the premise that aluminum and steel are vital to our national security. national security is actually much broader than national defense and includes critical infrastructure, transportation, bridges, food security to these are industries that we need to have in the united states and the question then is how to ensure that these businesses that are being driven out of business through imports are sustained for the long term so we actually can sustain our national security. >> i would say it's fo

kron 4's rob fladeboe has more on that now live from sunnyvale. rob. (rob live) i'm here at the juniper networks "aspiration dome" where senator feinstein called out the president for changing his mnd on daca and said the best strategy going forward may be to call the president'sbluf with regard to daca. (sen feinstein takes the stage) california senator dianne feinstein calling out president trump on monday, callling on the audience to remind president trump that he made a commitment to negotiate a resolutuion to the daca crisis. in a fireside chat before some 200 business leaders, senator feinstein touched on arange of issues, including gun control, cybersecurity, homelessness and traffic. with regadto daca, feinstein chided the president for changing his mind every day and said congress should pass a bill now to save daca and then muster the votes to overide a possible veto by prwsident trump.dianne feinstein "....we must get something down, these young people are serving in our military, they are part of our schools, they care about our future, the

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rob? (rob live) three suspects are in custody tonight charged withattempted murder after they allegedly opened fire on a sheriff's deputy and also on the victims of a carjacking who were chasing them. the drama began late thursday night when someone called 911 to report they had been car- jacked and were following the suspects, who were shooting at them as they raced down green valley road. they were not hurt, but soon, a deputy would be under fire.lt. jim ross/santa cruz county sheriff's office "...a deputy soon picked up the vehicle on amesti road, gave chase and then he too was shot at by the suspects during the pursuit..." the deputy too was not hurt as the search for the suspects, by now considered armed and dangerous, continued though the night and into this morning. the fugitives abandoned the stolen car and were on foot as a drone searched from above. the manhunt ended here off pioneer road when the desparate trio ran into a retired police officer according to his neighbor, john pa

beaten, robbed, sexually assaulted and dumped fifty miles from home ... a san francisco woman's harrowing experience after she got in the wrong car outside this san francisco bar.whoosh nat i'm not going to work today because this is magic. ow. kron four viewers share their pictures of the wild hailstormit was like everywhere whooshdetails on the latest east bay freeway shooting ... at least 20 shots fired early this morning.whooshand we are live at oracle arena where the warriors face the spurs ... and the dub nation is out in force. (pam) now at 8. a san francisco woman had a terrifying ride home after a night out this weekend.she claims she called a ride- sharing company to get home ... but detectives investigating the case believe .... she inadvertently got into a car with a total stranger instead. thank you for joining us i'm pam moore.(steve) and i'm steve aveson kron4 reporter michelle kingston is live in the mission for us tonight where this all began. michelle? (michelle)we're told she was leaving bruno's bar here in the mission very early saturd

ashley: rob, i moved to the united states in 1982. it was a real steal if you got a mortgage for 16%. i have a hard time panicking over this but i get jonas' point. rob, seems we're trading in a range especially with perceived hawkish fed raising rates. >> we've seen that since beginning of the year. i expect that to continue for the rest of the year. i say for a while the easy money is done. investors need to change their playbook if they can generate returns. importantly mitigate risk in portfolio. the idea of 60/40 buy and hold portfolio where bonds are expected to be a buffer to cushion the downside of stocks as we've already seen this year is not working. some of the more conserve sieve investors actually taking the brunt of this storm. ashley: jonas, we'll find out latest earnings from the big tech companies this week. we kick off after the bell today with google. if we have a blowout performance by these big, big technology companies how up impetus does that give to the market? >> it is helpful. we saw that with netflix recentl

rob: we are stuck in that range.t that is some sign of either inflation -- so if we got real inflation, which we do not think will happen -- but if it happens, it would be a surprise. that is where we break above 3% in the 10 year. rise and is given the libor, the complete lack of inflation, maybe the fed gets more dovish -- that may drive us down. it is not trade. not these things that i think are defining the range. it is more fundamental economic data. alix: if you look at the high yield investment grade, the widening is in investment grade, not high-yield. how do you explain that? rob: the exact thing we were talking about -- the global buyers have riven the market the last couple of years are pulling back. so there is less demand from those buyers. those assets, high quality , are driven more by total return buyers in the u.s. investorn you are an looking at april 4 lyons and have to manage some sort of risk from washington, that trade has not truly panned out -- where do you go? rob: the best way to manage your

rob is tracking it. >> we have a huge area of tornado regions.e this pds watch which stands for particular dangerous situation. storms will roll overnight into the east. the snow will continue tonight and tomorrow as well. some cases over a foot. severe storms in new orleans and rain into the northeast tomorrow. david. >> rob, thank you. to the highway collision involving will ferrell. the actor and three others were hurt when their suv was sideswiped. his driver and a passenger are hospitalized in a stable condition. the driver in the other car in serious conditions. >>> what happened when we went looking for a boy you met right here on this broadcast nearly four years ago? sfx: muffled whistle text alert. i'm your phone, stuck down here between your seat and your console, playing a little hide-n-seek. cold... warmer... warmer... ah boiling. jackpot. and if you've got cut-rate car insurance, you could be picking up these charges yourself. so get allstate, where agents help keep you protected from mayhem... ...like me. mayhem is everywhere. are y

robbed by cancer for the body i once knew and robbed by university hospitals of my future. >> the clinic revealed that more than 4,000 eggs and embryos were lost when a storage tank malfunctioned. >>> moving on now, next to that new mysterious -- clues in that mysterious crash along california's scenic highway 1. a family of eight, including situation children, believed to have been lost, when they suv went off the road and crashed. tonight, a preliminary investigation suggesting it may not have been an accident after all. here's abc's kayna whitworth. >> reporter: tonight, police say a family's fatal plunge off this scenic stretch of california coast appears to have been intentional. jennifer and sarah hart died in the crash last week along with their six adopted children. three of those children never found. believed to be swept out to sea. >> no one wants to get to the bottom of this more than the guy you're looking at right now. why did this happen? how did this happen? >> reporter: investigators now say evidence recovered from the car indicates their suv stopped at this gravel patch

and then they get robbed. then these people who robbed them are just waiting for victims. >> reporter: this comes less than three weeks after a deadly attack outside the pho restaurant. the victim 61-year-old cindy lee died from her injuries. alameda police say at this point there's no link between the homicide and the latest robbery. and they say there's no evidence the robbers in the latest incident knew the robbers were restaurant workers. >> i will not find myself walking. i don't think it's safe. overall, it's just not a good idea. i feel that women should be very careful and be very vigilant. >> i'm very concerned, especially since lately what happened down the street from here, and we've lived in alameda all our lives, and it's never had this much crime. so we don't know why. >> reporter: so the manager tells me she's been telling the workers to walk in groups and wear jackets to help minimize the risk. >> henry, thank you. >>> demolition work began today on an apartment building under construction that

winners and losers is next with our financial expert rob black.mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. (anny hong): mostly dry and continued cooler than normal weather through the middle of the week. a weak disturbance will pass over the region tuesday night resulting in a small chance for scattered showers. high pressure will produce dry and warmer conditions during the second half of the week. (james) time to talk winners and losers with our financial expert rob black t-mobile, sprint agree to merge as america's national wireless carriers shrink from 4 to 3 . . . t- mobile and sprint are combining in a deal that would create a bigger no. 3 cellular carrier in the u.s., but could also signal the end of an era of aggressive competition for customers. it would value sprint at $59 billion and the combined companies at $146 billion, including debt. t-mobile and sprint say their merger, if approved by regulators, would mean lower customer prices, greater innovation, more jobs and better wireless service, especially in the rural u.s. they also t

you know, he had access to rob porter's fbi file, we're told that he actually encouraged him to stay for at least 18 hours after the first report of these allegations, kelly later told staffers to say that he had moved to fire porter within an hour, there are some staffer who is stand by that and say kelly is correct. but more staffers said that that wasn't correct, that that wasn't how things happened in the west wing and that kelly was actually a really big advocate for rob porter and was telling people within the white house that based on the knowledge he had about rob porter's marriages, that these allegations were questionable and he knew more than there was in news reports and in one instance he said how much more does rob porter have to endure before his honor can be restored? so that is a very different picture than the one that kelly tried to put forward publicly, and that is that he moved really quickly to remove rob porter because of the aelszs. -- allegations. >>> we're going to break this down with tonight's panel, we have elise jordan, msnbc political analyst, former ra

(liquifaction demonstration)in fremont rob fladeboe ron 4 news (grant) thanks rob. we have team coverage on the hayward fault concerns tonight. in berkeley-- the fault runs through the cal campus. (vicki) kron 4's maureen kelly is live there tonight-- showing us some of the major retrofit projects to buildings that sit right on top of the fault. maureen? (maureen)that's right vicki....one of the biggest structures straddling the hayward fault is the home of the cal bears.it recently underwent a 200 million dollar retrofit....but even still you can see evidence of the fault's gradual movements. cal's memorial stadium was almost completely rebuilt account for the fact that the hayward fault runs right thru the stadium.some of the seismic retrofit work is under the feet of the football fans who come root on the bears....like these concrete expansion joints....the press box has steel girders underneath....built like a bridge so it can move when the quake erupts underneath.some of the safety enhancements are overheard....they are called seismic dusters but they are essen

two waitresses in alameda were robbed this week.. police say it happened late tuesday night on pacific avenue near webster street. this comes just two weeks after a woman was murdered in the same area. kron four's philippe djegal talked to investigators to see if the cases are connected. (philippe) these days... alameda police officers are keeping a closer eye on the business district on the west end of town... and, those who live and work here are okay with that.francesca velasquez/lives and works in area- "i think it'd be beneficial to every worker and everybody who walks down the street." two weeks after a violent attempted robbery caught on camera near the pho ahn dao (dow) restaurant resulted in a 61-year-old woman's murder... the city's first of the year... less than one-thousand feet away down the street... two waitresses leaving another restaurant were robbed.rodney hobbs/lives and works in area- "it's always been a safe place, but uh, for some reason now, things seem to be changing a lot more. people are getting a lot more d

let's go to meteorologist rob, the two big questions everyone wants to know, how much rain did we get and is it over for a while. >> the totals are amazing but for april six to seven inches of rain. we'll show you the storm ranger mobile doppler radar right now. things have dried out. a different story as you can see, the widespread rain moving away from the bay area but in the wake of the storm, look at these storm totals. mt. tam more than seven inches of rain, mt. diablo four inches of rain. sevastopol rain came down, rain in the santa cruz mountains four more four inches. clearing skies, breezy conditions from san jose to san francisco and a pretty view from emeryville after the storm, so for the evening, no worries about rain just patchy low clouds. coming up, i'll let you know if the rest of your weekend forecast will be staying dry after in some cases terry more than a month's worth of rain double a month's worth of rain from the storm. >> rob, thanks a lot. >>> take a look at the scene, this marin county, the parking lot transformed into a slew of miniwaterfalls, that's where

san francisco, rob has the numbers. >> one storm making a big difference this instance, bay area from oakland northward, three inches plus of rain in 24 hours. before the storm arrived, 50% to 60% of average around the region. look what happens when you add in the rain from one big storm, oakland is close to 80% of average just like that. san jose, mountain view, less rain but jumg up. 1/6th of the entire winter in one month. seeing more rain next seven days. time line in forecast coming up in ten minutes. >>> tomorrow could be a good day to get back to nature if you don't mind a drive. yosemite valley is going to reopen. park hit hard, roads flooded two to four feet of water and electrical system damaged. if continues, open by noon tomorrow. to find the forecast, nbc bay area app, monitor the changes before you head out door. >>> new at 11:00, woman and dog miraculously survived after driving off this cliff near bodega bay. around 4:00 they received calls from people who saw the car go off the edge. woman and dog alive in the car. rescued the woman. taken to the hospital, dog escaped